Drag:
Michael Santostefano
Jon Cody Garwacke

Director:
Brendon Phillips

Producer:
Trevor Thomas Reddell
Country Livin' Studios

Special Thanks:
Sarah Feldman

Recorded in June and July 2012 by Mike Bridavsky at Russian Recording in Bloomington, IN. Released 8/10/2012 by Defiance, Ohio.

Music Video Directed by Eric Ayotte

lyrics
They'll lock you up if you don't play by the rules.
Twist it out and beat it out of you in a padded room.

So, what do you do with a council full of charlatans
beating on the table with their dirty hands?
This is not an excuse, it's just self defense.
Spit it out.
Come on, let it go.

They don't want no one to drive electric cars.
Spending all the money obuilding rockets that can shoot down all the stars.

I'm against the government, anti-establishment and I love subversive elements.
Might not ever be the president, oh no.

From their recent show at Death By Audio with These Days, Delay and Nude Beach. This is off their newest album "Get Disowned."

On tour now!

First single from the 10" EP "Bardamu" available from Suitor's Club Records, or as a free digital download from Quote Unquote Records.

One of my favorite guitarists/people. You can check Mike out in awesome bands like Hard Girls, Shinobu and Classics of Love.

In December of 2010 Saintseneca entered the studio to record their first full length album. This is a documentation of the time spent in the studio.

Their album "Last" is not out on Mama Bird Recording Co.

This was film at The Tone Shoppe in Columbus Ohio.

The song featured in this episode is called "Acid Rain".

Filmed and editing by Jon Washington.

Video and photos from their recent European tour. The song is off their recent record "Rebuilding Year".

In the late 90's/early 00's, Rumpshaker was the best damn zine you could get your mits on. I was psyched to have such a quality punk document coming out of NYC when I was living there. Rumpshaker stood out from the rest, and so when Eric let me know he was putting out a new issue after a decade long lapse, I was jumping to be a part of it. He wrote a few yuk yuk jokes for 30something punks like he and I and I did my bestest to make them pop! The new ish of Rumpshaker is available to order, ch-che-check it out!

I was really glad that Jeff asked me to put this record up. If you loved the demo, download this. If you didn't, you are a ding dong, and not of the chocolate variety. You can also purchase the record from Salinas Records by clicking here or the link to the left.

Henry�s Dress-meets-Superchunk-covering-Fastbacks punk pop

Hop Along's debut music video for the single off their record, "Get Disowned", released by Hot Green Records, 2012.

Delay will be on tour most of June through August. Check out tour dates here: http://delayrox.tumblr.com/
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produced and directed by:
The Max Levine Ensemble

videography by:
Benjamin Epstein and Jon Washington

edited and rotoscoped by:
Benjamin Epstein

starring:
Austin Eilbeck
Ryan Eilbeck
Jesse Wither

thanks to:
Asefu's
The Secret Palace

Blank States was a direct result to the break ups of Wormburner and Victor! Fix The Sun. We threw around the idea for months before finally getting together with Brent from the band Ambassador. It's kind of a play as you can system, sometimes with months between practices, but that's kind of what makes it consistently new and fun. A perfect outlet from everyone's other projects. Ryan does Jowls (Doghouse), Brent does Between Brains, and Kevin's got a band with Alex from Wormburner, John from Shores, and Lance from Empty Orchestra.

Blank States will be out and about doing shows around the Midwest this summer and doing FEST 11.

FFO Get Bent & Wormburner

Erica Freas - guitar and vocals
Jeff Doyle - drums
Joey Seward - keyboard
Matt Canino - bass
Spoonboy - guitar and vocals


music recorded by the Joester at punkall

Maybe more similar to our first record than our recent records. Our take on the "wall of sound." We recorded this last year in Detroit with Andrew Davis. I think both of these songs came out great and I've been really excited about people hearing them!

I missed my dad's 60th birthday party to record this! I'm a horrible son! Download this record so I feel like I made an okay choice last January.

The songs are a lot closer to our first record "Cities We're Not From", with zero saxophone and tons of noise. If you're a fan of Titus Andronicus, you should check it out.

IS THE COMPARISON APPROPRIATE?

Co-released by Answer Key Records and Salinas Records. You can buy it from both of their websites. Choose wisely!

credits
Recorded by Andrew Davis at Roshambo Records.
Strings by Diana Nucera, Clara Hardie, Angie Karr.

This was one of my favorite records of 2008. The first time I heard it I was on Halo Fauna tour and I instantly fell in love with Little Lungs. Download this record in preparation for their reunion this Friday (3/30/2012) w/ Noun, Swearin' and These Days. The show is a benefit for the Multiple Sclerosis Society. It's at Death By Audio. Click here for more information!

In 2007, I was in a band called Cheeky with 3 friends. Angela Boylan was our drummer. She was (and is) my favorite drummer to play with, but Angie had sort of secretly been writing songs on guitar on her own for years. She had a stockpile of songs she was waiting to play with a band.

Not long after I learned of Angie's secret songs, Little Lungs started practicing. Aside from being our sister/brother band, Little Lungs were some of my closest friends. So I was really excited for it.

I fell in love with the songs while seeing them live, the driving "Pet Cemetery" was my favorite. I still can't help but sing and drum along to every part when I hear it. I was floored when I heard Jacki Sulley's bass parts. They were completely complimentary to Angie's songwriting. Between the three of them, with Josh Wolpert on drums, Little Lungs nailed it.

"Hoist Me Up" is a bunch of lovable, poppy songs. It's pretty straightforward, but Angie gets really noodly and Jacki does too. The songs are about relationships, presumably, anyone can relate to them. During a time when most of my friends were in hardcore bands or pop-punk bands, Little Lungs brought back a sound that evoked my favorite parts of the Get Up Kids, the Weakerthans, and even Jimmy Eat World. All bands I had screamed along to with Angie in her basement bedroom. - Kate Wadkins

from Awkward Breeds

Directed by Jon Washington

*Tonight we're playing a show with The Sidekicks, Cheap Girls, Andrew Jackson Jihad and ROAR in Omaha, Nebraska!